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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12
Sewer Assessments.

The Board Sewer Commissioners of the city of Waterbury at meeting held December z, 1SS7 assessed persons and corporations owning prop erty on Dublin, Orange, East Main and Baldwin streets TOT sewer purposes, as provided in Section one of an Ordinance relating to Sewers as fol- lows:
 DUBLIN STREET.
 Katherine Kelly. 1898 Ss; The Scovill Manufac- turing company, $414; Bridget Heffernan (wife of Mortimer Heffenan), $603.
 ORANGE STREET.
 Patrick Coyle, $37 30; estate of Thomas Martin, S67 24: Charles H. Horn, S63 Fred E. Vogel $63 75; Charles PeIkins $1SO 49; Patrick McMahon, $43 50; Charles Perkins $43 95; The Hall & Upson com pany $s4 30; Charles A; Mclchinger, $79 12; Will Etta Brzeznski, $57 75; Thomas M. Hil $57; Brid- get Cass, $78.
 EAST MAIN STREET
 Willis c. Hall and estate of Gardner M. Hall, $122; Patrick Coyle $51; Margaret Corrigan, $75; John W: Gaffney, $1Ol p; Michael Casey; $75; $43 30; Margaret A.. Dougherty, $59 65; Patrick Coyle, $90; The Hall & Upson company, SIT 97; John P. Friend, $52 5O John Corcoran, $75; estate of John Hart lN1rs Bridget Heffernanl, SIT; Imri Corr, $64 30; Mortimer Hefeernan, $90; Phoebe E. Wilson Bridgeport, Conn), $82 50; Joseph Corr $45; Ann AgneW, $75; John r. Friend, $131 25; Ed ward D. Rush, gro 50; Catherine Kelly, $2O1.
 BALDWIN STREET.
 Estate of Thomas Martin, $S5 B; The Center School District, $132 12; estate of Thomas Dona- lr hue, Sl73s5; Thomas Fltzslmons $s9; Owen Thompson, $165; James Coughlan, $166 50 John O'Neill Jr, and Robert A. Lowe, $72 Q. The foregoing assessments become due and pay able December 12, 1887, and will be received by City Attorney Geo E. Terry at his office in Irving 0l2ft; 1ttest,M tss' @aln s'ree'- E. G. Khpurr,
 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12
DEATHS.

White-In this city, Dec ii, Edward A. White. aged 56 years
 Funeral from his late residence West Side hill at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. mterment at Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12
LayeY'S Dead Body Found

. The dead body of Henry Lavey, who fatally shot Mrs Xavier Guerdat, last Sat urday, was found dangling from the limb or tree near the little hamlet of Newfield three miles from Torrington late Saturday evening. Mrs Guerdat is still alive hnt she cannot recover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12
December 10, 1887.
FOREIGN CONTRACT LABOR. The Northfie1d Company will Have to
 Pay $1OO and Costs.

Attorney Henry B. Graves and Judge A. P. Bradstreet have received notices from Washington of decision in the case of the United States against the Northfeld Knife company, who were charged with imp ort- ing 15 knife makers from England in violation of the foreign contract la bor law. It was claimed by the company's counsel that they were ignorant of the law and the matter was reported to the secretary of the treasury and the soic- itor, and they have ordered the dis trict attorney to discontinue the suit upon the payment by the company of $1O0 and costs, amounting in all to $156.93.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12

George Keefe, who pitched for the Hart ford's last season, has signed with Troy.
 Jack Campana will probably play in the Outfeld for Omaha
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12
FOR SALE

On Dover street house of rooms, price $2,5OO on Clark street, good house and large lot with a house, barn and acres of land, will be sold for the mortgage, or less, ca-! and see it acres near North Main street for $2 700, on easy terms a new house near Waterbury. Mfg. Co. for $1 800 E; on Brook street house of 9 rooms for $4,2OO some very cheap houses in Brooklyn; a nice place on Walnut street I would be pleased to show you that place on South Wilson street, owned by the French man, the man who recently bought the house on South Main street; he will allow me to sell for what any reasonable man will offer building lots houses and farms in all parts of the town. Just look at that farm with house and barn, for $700 it is within 30 minutes drive of the center; if you want to get a store or rooms to
 rent, call at
 TIERNEY'S Reel Estate Office
 .. 129 BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-12

Florida and Jamaica Oranges, Malaga and oatawba grapes, New Table Nuts, etc. at
 w. N. Ladd's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

known as the Central American States.
These are Costa Rica, Guatemala, Hon
duras, Nicaragua, and San Salvador.
While the aggregate OF trade between
the United States and these sister re-
publics is considerable, it is capable of
indefinite expansion, and the appoint
ment recently conferred on Mr.. Hos
mer is accordingly an important one.
James r. Hosmer is native OF New
York city. He was born on December
!, 1884. In 1856 he was graduated
from Columbia College, after which he
read law in the Office of Charles
O'Conor. Previously to 1862, when he
entered the Union army, Mr.. Hosmer
Lad practiced law in New York, Chi
cago, and Baltimore. He resigned from
tie army in December, 1864, and be-
came writer on the newspaper press.
Subsequently he was secretary OF
financial institution Of which he was
afterwards the president Hewas en-
gagged in business transactions both in
the United States and Europe for the six
years preceding his appointment on the
United States Legation in London last
Vpnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY. APRIL 10 1857

OF teing in dream. T soil "Tcll me
what ii all means, Ethel"
"TeIl me, frst, that you win forgive
me and not lie angry With me-" sho
muimured, Offering her mouth for .
kiss-- sweet bribe.
! Promised her, and then she said !:
"Tcrrest, | am Miss Jewett, the &C.
centric la6y, but no longer a maiden.
Ny full name is Ethel Van Meter jew
al. I'm oil alone in the world, my
rarents leing both dead. Dir. and
Mr.. Van Meter, whom you know, are
very dear 10 me, hnt they are only very
s;sinnt relations by marriage, not by
bicod. made them promise to be my
raisn ts for q day. They would do
anything 10 please me--anything, the
dear souls, IL / told them IL was right: "
.:iut, Ethel, what in the world
lfcrtbt you at Bellevue ?"
5 he laughed.
"Nc. / am not mad. i had reason,
den,st. ] do not know whether you
All tlink it very sane reason, but L
ftTe ,ou will.
q will try"
"Thank You, husband mine. II was
Ibis: 1 I'm iich--just awfully rich. 1
! elieve am woriha million and half
e. dollars. Dear papa, who died three
years ago. left me everything. Oar.
ling. you have no idea what a lot OF
gentlemen wanted to marry me. l
/ did rot care for one OF them, and l
could not help thinking shat they
wanted me less then my money.
They gave me no peace, and L
became vet unhappy. i made up
nv mind that / would marry no
man who could not give me a sure
proof he loved me for my own sake. |
very quickly saw that in my reel posi-
iicn had small chance OF either the
man or the proof. Then II was that
the idea suggested itself TO me OF coz
ctaling my identity and becoming a
muse. did not foresee how that was
going to help me find husband.
did not think of il exactly in that
light. 7 Thought more OF getting rid
of unwelcome snitors and standing on
my own merits, il / had any. 1t
was very rash of me, see and know
now; but, husband mine, oh, | am so
glad 1 did it, for found You and |
tried you, and You are gold. We have
tested poverty together and were happy,
and our love did not wane. Now We are
rich together, and God grant our love
NAV still be the true measure OF our
wealth"
"Amen, my wife" l answered as L
kissed the tears from her eyes.
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FULLY GUARANTEED.
y3NO TIE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
4 CoSSOL AND 1919 BONDS.

We ere authorized by the Council OF Foreign
pondhoiders 10 call the attention Of holders "
Virginia ccnsOs and 10 :9a 10 the fact that
hat tho English b0rdhoiders arc endcayortnc.
through the inslr0msnia,i,y of t1e COdnsil VI
Foreign Bonahcldcis. u bring about a salts
factory settlemcnt % the debt Of virginia.
Win this object IA view the English bond
holders lave. 20 large extent, agreed % pool
their LCuds. and have authorized the Council Of
Foreign flondholders 70 act for them in tho ne
cotia,iOns which are about 10 be hal between a
90 mmissi sent out from London and COM
miitee appointed by the Legislature OF Virginia
II Is most desirable that all holders OF yir-
einia bonds. both at home and ahrcad, should
unite 10 the effort 20 effect nn early settlement
Of tho State debt TO better accomplish this
object tho Council Of Foreign Bcnihollers
earnestly request the holders OF Virginia tonls
IN America 20 cooperate With them and 10 for.
ward 10 ourselves their namHs and addresses.
stating the amount Of bonds held, az as early .
day re possible.
We will be glad 20 furnish copies % tho pian
adopted by The English boadhSldeTs for pooling
their bcnas AZ London. and 10 give any other
information that may lie desired.
JOHN A. HAABLeIOS & CO.,
BlnSocA
BALTIMORE. April o. 1871. apSIm
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L. U r IT U RE

would call aiffu'ion - partto. -.
ine goods 20 TWO ELEGANT cgts.
StI1S--0ne In Solid Nnhogarv. -
walnut: also, M ELSGANf ga.
BOARD. Thee goods are nnar t,,,i !.
carry IN stock. and viii make spr,t,,i aa
PRICES 10 csoee them out. Il Viii p \. -
harm 10 know my prices anf ~ /,
before buying. T.. GATHRIGHr,. "a
10 l-3in No. isGOfsy.s, ~
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DRUGS, mgD,CIsgs. 6,

7 HAVE LAID IN A Full ,v,
a varied assortment q Hard R,,,,. ~
Leather Irnsses. which oder a. NJ, .. -
prIcf Is ~! er.e,loscs 10 st
tons = specially. X. g. CtgrIf =
Apoihecary. Third and Haia .tr'-' '..' =. 4,
mOpd, Va. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
pLAIR'S CHLORAL THyvo,
ID has proved Itself D. bs ~
A POWERFUL DmIHYYcr,yr

II has prevented he spread Z e,,..,-
diseafes, particularly Oirfiharls AL =
Fever. IN families: IL has m0iifei i.t ~
toms, and has often afforded comior, ,..f
rooms by iis agreeable and thorough IA, = =. /.
Ing propeftiea. IL has sasel lives IA ii,
For sale by Grugglsla Price - ,,,,.,
tie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

CURE FOR TIRE DEAF. PEAS
~ PATENT IMPROVED ca >niONFD Ete.
DRUMS perfectly restore the headls a.l 4.
fCim the work of Tie natural drum. luG. 4,
Comfortable. ond always IN pcNa0l. iU.,
yeTsation, AMI even whispers. leari G...r
Send Tor Illustrated took Vita trfi.r .t
free. Address or clllon r. lllsCON. SD Bsa.
way, New York. Mention This paper
nrsa.ffr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

RICHMOND FURyTTr55-,.
~ COMPANY. No. i.0 W., ..,.A
!, 1neisSiyres al siIfs o. frHSlr. .
IOtNGES, MATTRESSES a. .t. ~
CBAIbs. TiBLFs. and DrsE, .f.l.yi
full IRE q kFfRlGFEArOg. ...3' ~
CARRIAGES; aleo, TIE eerBi.. .l.f
CBAiLS II In weni cal. N.q@... -'iNVl
faction IN articles, prize. AMI 49,. "a.
RlChhOSD FUkNl1URR cossr.
NIB - I'm lisa MANI.
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l.iyEGY-STARL
N~NN~NNN(<Nr<IFrSgy gNfSAfSS NSN(~7<NSN~T(
NEW LIVERY- AND SALE I'm
~ STABLF.-I have opened at G0i IA
WEST BROAD STREET. with an entire now
stccg of RSl-CLAsS HORSES AND CAR
RlAGEs. &c; GENlLRAEN'S AND LADIES
BIDING-HOkSGS Special attention pad 20
hoard.uc hores. Orders day or night promptly
attended 70. 'rhone ISL.
NOISES TAKEN TO BOARD at my farm.
fso miles from city, on Brook turnpike, at -
Lcr month.
Always ON hand nice Loo OF HORSES for
ale. x carload Of hno KENTUCKY HORSES
Just arrived. .
aP.-1m I. G. BENNkif.
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JAMES Il. HOSMER.
United States Consui-Genernl to
Guatemala.

Mr.. Hosmer's headquarters are in the
Republic of Guatemala, but his duties
as Secretary OF Legation and Consul
Genernl relate TO the five republics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
MINERAL WATER.

uATHORN WATER, SARATOGA,
IL n. Y.-An effective aud pleasant ALrE-
RATIyE ana ApERIENT WATER, useful In
ali Disorders Of the Digestive Organs, Diseasss
Of tho Kidneys. 10 Goufy and kheamaiic Com
plnints In Chrsnic Constipation and all bii-
lous conditions its action and effects are NOS
surpassed ~ any OF the nilnsral-waters OF this
or foreign countrioa
bAIbOfN WATER contsins no EPSON or
ClauLer salts, aud, n watersin wnicn large
proportion q the ehloridos abound are noH
more highly VALUED by the medical profosslosi
roes esss.< Ia az onninout degree thoHo desirable
nroperf;cs FURCEIL. Add b CO.,
nh n Wholesale Agents, klchmond, Va
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GLIDING GOLD.
DUBY'S GLIDING GOLD.
RUBY'S GLIDING GOLD.
RUBY'S GLIDING GOLD.
"Rich rs GOLD LEAF.n-ysw York Herall.
Used by over loo manufacturers and gildsrs.
READY FOR INSTANT USE
This spierdisl Gliding affords the rich effec,
Of SOLID GOLD, no matter whore applied, and
IL may Do used by thefncst inexperienced anna
tour.
FOR LADIES.
RUBY's GLIDING Is Invaluable for Gliding
Frames, Furniture, cofnicos, Baskets. Fans,
Photos, six Notices, Decorative Paintings, &C.
There Ia scarcely a single household orns-
ment that Is not greatly improved by little
tasteful gliding, and nacz. articles arc nore
than doubled Ia value by tho merest touch OF
ACamers- Hair Brush In each box. Price
voc. and 81. AK for RUBY'S GLIDING. Re-
fuse al substitutes.
DENTS CABINET POLISH.
A rich, renned Polish for Furniture, Cablne,
work, Deeks, DcorA sc. Price &c.
sold ~ all Art-Uealcr9 and Druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. CO,
: enst Fourth street. New YORK.
tuiher Win b scnt By mail for 80. extra,
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DOBINS'S DBUGsT0pp'

III WHOLESALE AND RETAIL e, ...,,
second street Bichm9nd Va ALDP,rl.i
phone 5,2. Thirty years exuehe,s III
FINEST INSECT POWDER. GIN tAvr, ~
the FINEST PICKING SPICES. NAf,r5..,,,
tho BEST TAR PAPER, RELIiBIEylr'rNe'
the RhST FLOOR PAINT. WOLF rpb..
BEAR LITHIA WATERS. Thoyery ~, -.
nc the very bottom cash prlo.s. ls,.-, =.
orsend postal. Goods delivered a. yo,l- i.
NH g7-Su IuA1L3m
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Observation-Disclosures -.rr

- - ~ ~ ~ a - iistsN III.
l. CHESTER's ENGLISH The nj xa,,, IN,
only genuine. Safe and always r.na.'s -
ware Of worthless limitations lulispeas,,. IN
Ladies. Ask your druggist d. ~CW..,
1LR's ENGLISH and take 70 chen OBJ.
g.. lstamre) 10 rs for particular q ~. ..,
turn mail Samo paper CHlCNe,9l
CHEMICAL CO., S3l3 Madison Slsn, BAL,
delphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggisis everywhere. ~ ~ - rrf
CHESTERS ENGLISH 'pENNIrOi AIsflI,
lake no other. - is-~ls4rr.
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EPlTHELTOMl,
,SKLN-C.ANTER.

For seven years suffered With cameron my
fsee. Al :ho simple remedies were applied %
alleviate the pnin. but the place coD.indei 70
grow, Orally extending to my nose. from WHICH
came yellowish discharge very oticaslye IN
character II was also innaniei. and saooycd
mo great deal. About eight months ago Twas
In Atlanta, at tho house Of friend. who 20
strongly recommended the use OF swiifs Spo-
cinc that / determined TO make an enori 70
procure IL. In this vas successful and began
Its use. The Influence Of tho medicine a, nrs,
was 10 somewhat sggrsyate the sore. but soon
the Inflammation was sliayed, md began 70
approve after the frat fow bottles aygeacral
health has greatly improved. am stronger,
and am able 10 90 any kind Of work. The can
Ger on my face began to decrease aai the ulcer
to heal until there is not vestige OF IL les:.
Only little scar mark the place whore is had
been. sm ready TO answer all questions roia-
Tive 20 this euro.
MRS. J0ICIE 4. MCDONALD.
ATLANTA, GA, August II. iJs0.
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have had cancer on my faco fos some
yeafs, extending from ono cheokbone acros
ihe nose to the osher IL has given me great
deal Of pain, at times burning and itching 10
such an extent that IL was almost nnbearuDle.
| commenced using Swifps Specific in May,
1885, end have used eight bottles. IL has given
tho greatest relief by removing tho inhamma-
ton and restoring my general health:
w. BARNES.
KSoxvHLE, To-, September 8. 1885.
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In 1883 cancer developed on my lower Up.
went under treatment mt once. and from time
10 time since that have had medical aid In New
Orleans, Boston. and New York with no bencbt
at all. II has progressed right along, aud nov
involves my Jaw and cheek. One thousand dol
lars would not cover the loss sustained through
the medical and surgical aid have received.
I have certainly tried everything, and was
benefited by nothing until took \. \. :. IL has
done inc more good than all else put together.
and believe will soon BIZ sound and well
swifrs Specific Is certainly great boon 70 hui
manity. ID. ID. WARE,
Post0fice Box i0sa, kcene, y. II.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood
and skim Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ap 5-iw Drawers. Atlanta, Ca
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BsIrIuoKr. April 9. 1851
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linen collar and cuffs, she made, /
thought, marvellously striking pic
ture. 1 bowed to her. but / did not
pass on. On the contrary, engaged
her in conversation about my patient.
She was quite sef-possessed, answered
my questions intelEgently. and in some
OF her remarks suggested a knowledge
that is not often found in hospital
nurse. Her voice was singularly pure
ard sweet, and there was certain
something in her manner that limited
Of high breeding.
81 have not seen you before, /
think" said ut last.
"No, sir; ] think not"
"Have You been here long 2"
six weeks only but am not very
regular. ! miss u day or night now
and then
DO you enjoy being here 2"
She smiled slightly as she answered /:
at is hardly q place Of enjoyment.
Still Il interests me greatly"
May / inquire your name, please |"
IVAN Meter--Ethel Van Meter"
Thank you very much. think
the delirium will leave him before to-
morrow. GoOd-morning, Miss Van
Meter" ! said, offering my hand.
Doctors do not, as rule, shake
banda with nurses. / knew it, and she
also knew it. For moment she hest
tsssd. then, giving me quick glance,
she touched my hand, while 9 faint
color erept into her face. Some honrs
later 1 saw my patient again, but the
n'irte had gone of duty. The case In
question was gu ordinary case of
t5phoid-1cyer, but Of q sudden is fea-
lures pust bave changed, i think. for I
fouod i sdvisabIe 10 note iis character
three times day fox several successive
dsys. Aud yff Miss Van Meter was
nerrron (lat5. Considered ~ 4 syznp.
~ u tao cfae IN hand. ! fonnd chat
{ & ~ n ssers1ss
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o please. ''i rltss !,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07
Board Of Trade Statistics.

The Board of Trade is now preparing
to collect the commercial and trade sta
tistics of Palatka and vicinity. The
been made in this respect for the past
few years and the character and stability
of the same. liz is now customary to
collect and tabulate information of this
kind in all the cities of the United
States The figures are used only in the
totals, and nothing like making public
the business of any firm or individual is
attempted. Firms and individuals do
not enter into the exhibits at all The
Board of Trade requests us to saw to the
business men of Palatka that all infor-
nation is collected in such a manner
that the public can form no idea as to
what amount of business Is done by in
dividual firms. but only the total receipts
and shipments of the entire place will
appear. Take grain. for instance. The
receipts of corn at this place will be as
certained-nOt the receipts of one firm,
but all, and the aggregate receipts made
known to the Beard So with all other
branches of trade. 1t Is earnestly hoped
that our business men will respond to
the request for statistics as promptly as
possible. BY showing what we have
done in the past with our limited means.
very little trouble will he experienced in
inducing additional capital to come here
for more extended trade. Manufac-
turing and kindred enterprises will
follow
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07
=------
CITY NOTES.

Services may be expected in the Presby
terrain Church tomorrow morning and
evening, by the Rev. G.. A. blackburn
of McConnellsville, S. G.. Seats free
All are cordially invited
Yesterday friend of Sheriff Zehnbar
sent him an elegant hammerIess revolver
which is one of the handsomest and best
shooting irons ever carried by an officer
OF thisState. 1t is a regular beauty.
We see from the Savannah papers that
our Odd friend NJ. l.. Harnett, proprietor
OF the elegant Harnett House, is enjoy
ing a heavy patronage. There is no more
clever or whole-sotIled hotel man in all
the country than our Jolly German
friend.
Major w. p. Copper yesterday pur-
chashed the elegant residence of DIR. A.
l.. Cole on the corner of Emmett and
Dodge streets, and will hereafter make
that his home. We did not learn the
amount paid, but the property is among
the most valuable in the city.
Our correspondent, -. w. M, i'm his
communication printed yesterday morn
ing, intended this paragraph to read as
follows, instead of as it was printed:
"A little further west Miss Caring
ton, lady of the highest culture. well
known as superior teacher and an ac-
compiished elocutionist, had a school for
young ladies the past season."
Mr.. Geo. y. Squiers, of Pomona. was
IN town yesterday and informed us that
his new mill, just erected, sawed les first
lumber the day before. The mill is one
of the most complete in Florida, and has
a capacity of $4,000 feet of lumber per
day. The prospect is good for the mill
to be kept running at its full capacity to
supply the heavy demand for lumber in
that section
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07

Last night was the first appearance of
the w. r. Ogden Company in this city
Although they played to small audi
ence yet are deserving of the highest
praise. The entertainment opened with
a laughable farce entitled. Sugar and
Cream, of 80 minutes which was full of
pithy little points and caused many a
little ripple of laughter to pass over the
audience. After the conclusion of this,
came the play of the evening. Enoch
Arden, in which Mr.. w. r. Ogden por-
trayed the character of Enoch Arden to
splendid effect. ably assisted by Miss
Fannie Ogden who made a decided hit
(on the young mem.
They concluded with quite an enter
tainiug farce entitled. Bamboozle. in
which matrimonial misery was highly
pictured, and everybody went home
laughing and pronounced the company
success. They will play again tonight
and ii is hoped to good house. as they
merit such.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07
Water Front.

Editor If The Fdldtkd Mars.
Ahaz wanted NabotIs vineyard. for it
was beautiful of situation and fair to be-
hold. He had some ideas of honesty
and tried To- buy it-found he could not
So he went blubbering to Jezebel-and
she, having no humane scruples soon
took the vineyard. Tie City of Palatka
Ahaz-like looked upon the flights fair
to behold and beautiful of situation. and
desired tn have them i'm her embrace and
went To the Legislature for help. But
la. the spirit of Jezebel Is not found in
the land of flowers and equal rights
Batiled here let Palatka turn her efforts
tn beautifying her own grounds. Let
her erect two good school houses asking
no help from the county. for the people
in many school districts have provided
their own school houses. Let Palatka
take her river front ON Water Street and
Till III the ground To the present wharf
and remove all distractions and make a
small park far "A hesilthfuI resort Make
1t attractive like Castle Garden in New
York city. Perhaps Immigrants may
flock To il. VOx.